How to Learn Golf on a Budget

Beside reading golf magazines and viewing the "Golf Channel", you should try the more personalized and next cheapest way to learn golf through on-line golf video instruction. Did you ever think of learning golf in a way that is learning golf outside-the-box? Well, maybe you should try this? This is very cost effective and you can learn any time of the day or night sitting at your computer. Or you can take your cell phone with Internet access to the golf range.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Internet access
• An opened-mind
• Self-motivation

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   Learn Iron Shots through Video Instruction

   If you want to try something different, learn through video instruction rather than going to a golf professional in person. Or you can combine the 2 and obtain a well-rounded instructional golf learning experience.

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   Learn over 30 shots and Techniques through video Instruction

   If you are on a tight budget or simply just want to try something new? View the videos on the links below. On average, private golf lessons can cost any where from $30 for a 1/2 hour lesson and go up to $70.00 per hour. Even though they are very beneficial, they can be expensive. Group lessons are more cost effective, but you do not get the one-on-one experience or help.

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   Learn the tee shot through video instruction

   Video lessons on the other hand can be taken to the driving range (if you have a phone that allows videos and Internet to be played) or you can view the videos at home and then practice what you learned at the practice area. Also, through video instruction you can learn all the shots for one low price at a fraction of the cost of a private 1/2 hour lesson.

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   Nancy is a certified LPGA Golf Professional

   You can also upload your swing and have a professional give you a verbal critiquing of your golf swing that overlays the video you send in completely through online video instruction. Also, you can ask the professional a golf question and get a detailed answer to help you with a shot or your game. Visit the addition resources below.

Tips & Warnings

• Give video instruction a try. You may be pleasantly surprised.
• Save money while learning golf.
• Always check with a doctor before trying any new activity or sport

Resources

• Nancy's Video Page
• Nancy's Homepage
• More Golf Tips & Videos